Ms_Marzella Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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6	Woman of Reddit. What is your usual response or reaction when you hear guys say "Women are too much work"? What, do you want us to get mad or something?	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/05/26 05:28 AM
4	Why do some feminists, especially on Reddit, so vehemently deny they don't hate men but do nothing to stop and even justify hateful comments of men in their subreddits? Point still stands that you seem to comprehend the points she is making, but are refusing to address them, instead circling again and again on her semantics because they are unsavory to you. If a man were to say women were gold digging sluts, my immediate response isn’t to assume he genuinely thinks every single woman on the planet is a gold digger. Just that enough of them engage in the behavior that it affects the way he views women as a whole. That the tendencies and inclination towards manip…	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/05/26 02:13 PM
7	Why do some feminists, especially on Reddit, so vehemently deny they don't hate men but do nothing to stop and even justify hateful comments of men in their subreddits? Incorrect, the commenter simply said “men do this.” The absence of specifying that it’s “not all” is unnecessary. If she were referring to any amount of men it would still be grammatically correct. This argument is one I seem to have quite a lot, and it stems from those same semantics. Because of this framing, you take women stating the realities of what they face in their everyday lives, combine it with their general disdain for men, and conclude that they are actively claiming all men ARE pred…	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/05/26 01:40 PM
6	Why do some feminists, especially on Reddit, so vehemently deny they don't hate men but do nothing to stop and even justify hateful comments of men in their subreddits? A toxic comment claiming certain men specifically target young women because they’re easy to manipulate? Many of them outright say that they do this. Are you trying to deny it happens at all or what? The entire point is that women say they “hate” men because of systemic injustice and physical/sexual violence, and they don’t like when men actively support systems that perpetuate those things. Most of the time men hate women because they’re what I observe to be one of three things. One, “slutty,” …	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/05/26 01:12 PM
9	Why do some feminists, especially on Reddit, so vehemently deny they don't hate men but do nothing to stop and even justify hateful comments of men in their subreddits? “Yeah men may be oppressing you, but you hurt my feelings by saying men suck so you’re the real villain here”	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/05/26 10:14 AM
0	The end goal of feminism is revenge, not equality. Men need to recognize this and stop playing nice. I think the stigmatizing saying “I am voting for a candidate because they are [this]” is laughably pretentious of you, and so conveniently easy when you are not brutally outnumbered in your own legislative body. So it’s not “wrong” for delegates to present majority men because that’s what they feel people want, but it’s “wrong” of me to prefer a specific gender myself? That’s contradictory. Though according to OP, I won’t be satisfied until women are 100% of the delegations, eh? Lmfao.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/07/24 10:36 PM
0	The end goal of feminism is revenge, not equality. Men need to recognize this and stop playing nice. People can only vote for who they are presented with. The delegates are still showing a preference for older white men, moreso republicans than democrats but the Ds aren’t giving us their best either. Electing women is my #1 priority as a voter, regardless of their party. I look at individual positions over that. Sad thing I would have flipped red for an election and voted for Haley over Biden. But the GOP loves their nationalist doofus.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/07/24 07:36 PM
0	The end goal of feminism is revenge, not equality. Men need to recognize this and stop playing nice. Did you know that women are the most under-represented group in Congress? Most POC, and LGBT have proportional representation. Only 25% of our house members are women.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/07/24 02:23 PM
3	Do women consider how good a father a man will be? No, women call that “daddy material” lmao	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/12/21 05:08 AM
2	“Women are NOT a hive mind “, yet in any content where they Interview a group of women, their answers ALWAYS mirror each other’s No, because I don’t agree to either. People are giving you valid criticism that your sources are not credible, and the only thing you said was “hur dur those obviously cherry picked and edited videos not edited.” Ya ok. You gonna source PragerU next? How abt CNN? Lmao	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/10/21 04:20 PM
0	What is the fairest achievable and functional gender equilibrium for the modern West? “For everyone” lmao get a load of this guy. Men had their chance to be in charge, and they invented religion and slavery. Almost all of the great American reforms of the 19th and 20th centuries were led by women. Society as a whole is better for more people after enforced monogamy was tossed. It’s not even societal, women were not pressured into getting married off young, they were forced. There were also no jobs for them, so they couldn’t survive on their own. Even when there were jobs, women w…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/21 10:23 PM
–	When a woman makes a man jump through hoops for sex, he should immediately discard her and find another woman Of course not, she needs to give him sex right away, and also remain an innocent virgin at the same time /s	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/07/21 04:16 AM
1	If a sense of masculinity in society is to be maintained, some sense of "toxic" masculinity will always be present Men invented it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/06/21 03:11 PM
-1	If a sense of masculinity in society is to be maintained, some sense of "toxic" masculinity will always be present Toxic masculinity was literally a term created by the mythopoetic (mens rights) movement of the 80s. It described how the suppression of typically manly activities (fighting/hunting/conquest) in a more comfortable/modern society would come out as abusive behavior if not released in a constructive way. Look it up, if you do not believe me. Modern meaning has morphed slightly, but is still similarly used as a general term to describe the harmful pressures put on boys and men to suppress negative e…	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/06/21 06:25 AM
0	If a sense of masculinity in society is to be maintained, some sense of "toxic" masculinity will always be present Blaming it on a concept is not “victim blaming.” Men can be victims of toxic masculinity as well. If you were raised in a way that stifled your emotional expression, while the woman around you were not held to the same standards, then you’re a victim of this mindset. It turns men who were perfectly functional and emotionally healthy into quasi sociopaths (I don’t use this term as offense, I literally mean that they lose the ability to properly process their emotions) so they are more prone to ve…	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/06/21 02:34 PM
3	The reason PPD men don’t believe women who say they’re attracted to “personality” isn’t because we’re wired differently, it’s because they actually misunderstand which personality traits said women are referring to. Then let’s see the fucking science then, dude. Your argument is anecdotal at best, and holds no real weight, because even if 90% of people think you’re hot, 10% of people think you aren’t. Even your “look around” argument is bullshit to me, because I’m not attracted at all to mainstream beauty indicators, like being blonde, strong jawlines, tanned skin. I’m not attracted to models because I know that a lot of their beauty is false, and they starve themselves and get plastic surgery to look the w…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/21 01:47 PM
5	I’m not going to lie to incels “Another member of the research team, a biological anthropologist, hypothesizes that somehow, only a few men accumulated lots of wealth and power, leaving nothing for others. These men could then pass their wealth on to their sons, perpetuating this pattern of elitist reproductive success. Then, as more thousands of years passed, the numbers of men reproducing, compared to women, rose again. "Maybe more and more people started being successful," Wilson Sayres says. In more recent history, as a g…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/01/21 10:21 PM